What is the minimum area required to operate a laser skirmish activity? 

Indoors: A hall the size of a basket ball court (room must be factored in for things like birthday tables etc) Outdoors: An area the minimum size of a tennis court although the larger the area, the greater variety of scenarios can be run!  Backyards and parks with trees are ideal.

Do you use real lasers & is the infrared light dangerous to the opponents eyes? 

No real laser is used. We use the same infrared emitters used in 90% of all remote controls. They are completely safe and harmless! 

How does the equipment work? 

The equipment uses an infrared light to emit a coded signal. The signal is picked up by thee sensors worn on the head and the sensor of the competitor’s tagger. The information goes through the on board computer to register the hit on the taggers. The tagger says "Ouch" and the 4 sensors flash to indicate the hit. A life is deducted. 

Do the taggers make a noise? 

Yes each tagger has both SCI-FI noises and many real, modern day, military sounds. Every time you shoot, reload, get hit or deactivate the tagger, it speaks to you. 

What is the youngest age? 

The tagger weighs 2.5kg. An average 8 to 9 year old (and older) can comfortably carry the tagger for the length of the skirmish. 

What if it rains?

We play, unless it is a thunderstorm. Playing in the rain is very authentic.

Games canceled due to weather can be postponed to the next available date for both parties.

What sort of scope is used? 

A professional red/green dot battery-operated scope: 1x magnification. 

How accurate/ sensitive are the sensors? 

The sensors are durable, have 360 degrees sensitivity and are highly sensitive. 

What variety is there with the inflatable bunkers? 

Our bunkers come in a range of shapes and sizes from large logs lying on the ground to large walls to build headquarter bunkers and mazes. The walls have been designed to be linked together using toggles or to stand alone using toggles with camping pegs. 

How long does it take to inflate the inflatable bunkers? 

A full set up takes approx 1.5hours and is suited to open locations like playing fields, tennis courts and indoor courts.

What sort of surface is recommended as safe for the inflatable bunkers? 

The inflatable bunkers have been designed for both indoor and outdoor surface use. Rough concrete surfaces are not ideal for laser skirmishes anyway.  Grassed surfaces are ideal as they offer a softer surface in the event of falling and also it easy to peg the bunkers to the ground.

What methods of payment do you accept?